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The Sacramento Kings currently have seven players with guaranteed contracts going into the 2017 NBA draft and free-agency market. Two more players have team options, and one has a player option. Let’s take a quick look at how things stand now and what might happen this summer.

In a move that should not have surprised anyone, Rudy Gay has informed the Sacramento Kings that he will follow through with his original intention to opt-out of the final year of his three-year deal with the club. He will forgo the $14.2 million he would have earned during the 2017-18 season and test the free-agent market this summer.

When Sacramento Kings forward Rudy Gay ruptured his left Achilles tendon Wednesday, June 18 during the team’s loss to the Indiana Pacers at the Golden 1 Center, many fans immediately feared that this would mark the beginning of a new era of darkness in the Capital City.

It has been years, if not decades in the making, but the new Sacramento kings’ downtown arena is just about ready. Photos of the interior are beginning to leak out and they provide us with a clearer picture of just how awesome the Golden 1 Center is, and further fuels the excitement building throughout the community.

I have been hearing conflicting reports regarding the team’s thoughts on Darren Collison as Sacramento’s starting point guard for 2016-17.But now it is looking more and more like he will get the nod this season.